A List of Bluetooth Phones for the Jaguar Hands-Free System

Thom RobertsUpdated April 03, 2017

Jaguar's on-board electronics system allows you to use your Bluetooth-enabled phone to make and receive calls with the stereo for hands-free calling. Not every phone, even if it is Bluetooth-capable, can be used with your Jaguar vehicle. Some phones fully sync with Jaguar's system, while others are only partially functional.

AT&T; Phones

Four other phones are compatible, but with limited functionality: BlackBerry 8100 Pearl (call history does not sync), BlackBerry 8300 Curve (call history does not sync), BlackBerry 8800 (call history does not sync) and LG CU500 (phone book and call history do not sync).

Verizon Phones

A handful of other phones offer limited functionality: BlackBerry 8703e (call history does not display), Motorola Q9M (called ID does not display on the Jaguar screen) and Nokia 6315i (phone book and call history do not sync).

Sprint Phones

Sprint offers several phones with full compatibility to the Jaguar, including the HTC Mogul, Samsung A900M, LG LX570 Musiq, Samsung IP-830W and HTC Hero.

The LG LX550 Fusic works, but the phone book and call history do not sync.

T-Mobile Phones

The Samsung SGH-D900 is functional, but the call history does not sync.

Check With the Dealer

Jaguar is regularly updating the list of compatible phones that can be used with its hands-free system. If you are unsure as to whether your phone will work or not, you may wish to check with the dealer. Alternatively, you can use the opportunity to upgrade to a new compatible phone that will fully extend the features Jaguar has built in.

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About the Author

Thom Roberts began writing professionally in 2003. He has written a number of works admitted to the record in state courts in Florida, Arizona and New Mexico as well as for Federal Courts in the 11th Circuit. Roberts earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Miami School of Law and his Bachelor of Arts in bioethics from Wittenberg University in Ohio.